JPH0159371B2 - - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention generally relates to a method for knitting yarn, and in particular, it involves using two yarns, one of which is knitted with a thick knitting rod and the other with a thin knitting rod. This is related to how to knit a hybrid knitted fabric.

In particular, the present invention relates to a method for knitting a hybrid knitted fabric that skillfully combines the characteristics of large and small stitches, and that can be knitted quickly without any defects such as sagging.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, there have been knitting methods such as bar needle knitting, afghan knitting, and hook knitting.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Each of these has a long history and its knitting methods are almost well known, so it has not been possible to bring about major changes in the knitted fabrics. Each of them had drawbacks such as stretching, sagging, loss of shape, and even weight.

Moreover, the biggest drawback of these is that the knitting speed is very slow. For this reason, it was not suitable for today's busy lifestyles, and even if people knitted it as a hobby, it was often abandoned before it was finished.

Therefore, the same inventor and patent applicant as the present invention filed an application for the invention of a knitted rod that is a hybrid of a thick knitted rod and a thin knitted rod on February 15, 1978 (Japanese Patent Publication No. 1983-1983).
28234). This knitting rod is capable of knitting unprecedented knitted fabrics.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In view of the above-mentioned problems, the method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention allows for various knitted fabrics using the above-mentioned hybrid knitting rod. However, among these knitted fabrics, we have here provided a method for knitting a knitted fabric that overcomes the drawbacks of the above-mentioned conventional knitted fabrics. Although it is very inconvenient, it is not impossible to knit with two knitting rods, a thick knitting rod and a thin knitting rod, without using this knitting rod. It goes without saying that the invention is not limited to the use of knitting rods. Therefore, the hybrid knitted rod in the present invention is
The knitting rod is not limited to a single knitting rod, but may be a combination of two knitting rods, a thick knitting rod and another thin knitting rod.

A method for knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention is as follows. That is, two yarns are used, one of which is used to knit large stitches with a thick knitting rod, thereby greatly increasing the knitting speed. On the other hand, since large stitches may cause defects such as deformation, small stitches are knitted by knitting another thread with a thin knitting rod to tighten this large stitch. In this way, a firm knitted fabric can be knitted.

Below, the specific structure of the method for knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention will be described in detail.

This is a method of knitting using a plurality of yarns, one for thick yarns and one for fine yarns, and a hook knitting rod for thick yarns and a hook knitting rod for fine yarns. First, thick stitches and thin stitches are knitted alternately, and after knitting the thick yarn with a hook knitting rod for thick stitches, the yarn for the thick stitches is knitted, and then the thin stitches are knitted with the hook knitting rod for fine stitches, so as to wrap it around the thick stitches and tighten them. This is a method of knitting weft threads.

(Function) Since the method of knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention is configured as described above, the following effects occur.

That is, two yarns are divided into thick yarns and thin yarns and knitted alternately, the thick yarns are knitted at a very high speed, and the fine yarns are tightly knitted into the thick stitches. These threads act as weft threads to tighten the thick stitches and prevent the knitted fabric from deforming or stretching after knitting. Furthermore, thick stitches do not crowd the stitches. Therefore, the overall weight is reduced, resulting in a knitted fabric that is light and comfortable to wear.

(Example) Hereinafter, a method of knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod of the present invention will be described in detail using an example thereof, together with accompanying drawings showing the method.

FIG. 1 shows a side sectional view of an embodiment of a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod used in a method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side cross-sectional view of the one shown in FIG. 1 when it is contracted.

FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the one shown in FIG.

First, there are two types: one for thick threads (warp threads) and one for thin threads (weft threads).
There is a book of yarn. Then, a hook knitting rod 11 for thick stitches and a hook knitting rod 12 for thin stitches as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 are provided.
There is a hook knitting rod 10 which is integrated with the hook knitting rod 10. In this embodiment, a knitting method using this integrated hook knitting rod 10 most suitable for the present invention will be described.

Thus, the thick stitches 20 and the thin stitches 30 are knitted alternately. First, the thick yarn is knitted in one row with the hook knitting rod 11 for thick stitches, and then the thick stitches 20 (see Fig. 4) are knitted. (see below), and knit the thin stitches 30 as weft threads using a hook knitting rod 12 for fine stitches so as to tighten the thick stitches 20 at appropriate locations. That is, the thin stitch 30
(See FIG. 4 et seq.) is knitted into the thick stitches 20.

In addition, in the present invention, for the purpose of explanation, thick stitches 20
The stitches 30 are knitted first and the thin stitches 30 are knitted there, but this does not mean that the thick stitches are the stitches of the first row. That is, it does not matter whether the thick stitches are in the first row or the second row. In short, it is sufficient that the thick stitches 20 and the thin stitches 30 are alternately knitted. The thick stitches 20 provide high knitting speed and lightness, and the shortcomings such as deformation due to this are covered by the tightening action of the thin stitches 30, making it a practical knitted fabric. It provides an interesting design. This is where the gist of the invention lies.

In addition, the above-mentioned multiple yarns for thick and fine yarns are
It is not limited to two. In the present invention, it is sufficient that the yarn for the thick stitches 20 and the yarn for the thin stitches 30 exist independently and separately. Therefore, for example, it is within the scope of the present invention to knit the yarn for the thick stitches 20 by changing it to various colors and thicknesses in order to vary the yarn.

Furthermore, as in this embodiment, the hook knitting rod for thick stitches and the hook knitting rod for thin stitches are not limited to being integrated, but it is very difficult to combine the hook knitting stick for thick stitches and the hook stitching stick for fine stitches. The hook knitting sticks for use may be independent from each other. However, the present invention resides in a method for knitting this knitted fabric.

If the thick stitches are knitted with thick yarn and the thin stitches are knitted with thin yarn, the various effects of the present invention, such as the lightness of the knitted fabric, the high knitting speed, and the tightness of the weft yarns, are further enhanced.

Therefore, in the knitting method of the present invention, as in the knitted fabric shown in FIG.
Depending on the design, it is possible to knit one or more stitches. Furthermore, as in the knitted fabric shown in FIG. 5, if the pile of return stitches is knitted, the fabric will be knitted with the same front and back sides.

In this manner, it is possible to knit various knitted fabrics, which are shown enlarged in Figures 4 and below. Thus, the knitted fabric shown in Fig. 6 is knitted by picking up stitches from between the vertical stitches 20, skipping the next stitch, and picking up the next stitch. Repeat this below. Then knit the next row in the same way. In this way, the fabric will be the same on both sides (odd numbers are better). The knitted fabric shown in Fig. 7 is knitted by inserting the needle into the second vertical stitch 20, and then chain-stitching that stitch again. Knit in the same manner below.

In the case of the one in Figure 8, the front side is knitted by inserting the needle between the vertical stitches 20 and 20 and scooping out the two legs of the vertical stitches. On the back side, similarly, two legs with 20 vertical grains are scooped out from the back side and purl knitted. In the case of Fig. 9, a needle is inserted between the vertical stitches 20 and the back side of the vertical stitches 20 is pulled forward and knitted. Repeat the above.
Go back every other step and hide your eyes behind your back.

(Effects of the Invention) The method of knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick/thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention has the above-described configuration, and therefore uses a thick needle (10 mm) and a thin needle. (6.2
mm), and can be used to knit all kinds of materials that have never been seen before.

Furthermore, unprecedented fabrics can be knitted infinitely and at high speed. And since the knitted fabric can be made in different sizes, it can also be knitted in a woven style. In addition, it is a new knitted fabric that does not belong to any conventional knitting fabric, such as stick knitting, Afghan knitting, and hook needle thread. Moreover, this principle of knitting with large and small needles does not belong to the knitting structures that can be created with many conventionally known knitting tools. Furthermore, with a series of large and small needles, it is possible to knit at super speed, which suits today's sensibilities. Furthermore, there is no problem such as inability to knit quickly, weight, stretching, drooping, deformation, etc., which are the drawbacks of knitted fabrics made with conventionally known knitting needles.

In addition, the knitting is made with thin threads woven into the thick stitches.
You can enjoy the unprecedented changes in the knitted fabric one after another. In the case of this embodiment, it is easy to carry and can be easily made by everyone from children to the elderly using a single needle. Furthermore, the knitted fabric does not stretch vertically or horizontally,
It is possible to knit a knitted fabric that does not lose its shape even after being worn for many years. Furthermore, compared to traditional knitting techniques, the work can be completed using less yarn.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a side sectional view of an embodiment of a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod used in a method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention. Figure 2 shows
FIG. 2 is a side sectional view when the one shown in FIG. 1 is contracted. FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the one shown in FIG. 4 to 9 are symbolic diagrams of knitted fabrics knitted by each embodiment of the method for knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to the present invention. 10...knitting rod, 20...thick stitches, 30...thin stitches.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Using a plurality of yarns for thick and fine yarns,
Furthermore, using a hook knitting stick for thick stitches and a hook knitting stick for thin stitches, knit the warp threads of the thick yarn with the hook knitting stick for thick stitches, and then knit the warp threads with the hook for fine stitches so as to wrap it around the thick stitches and tighten them. A method of knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod, in which the weft of thin stitches is knitted with a knitting rod. 2. The method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick/thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of yarns are two, one for thick yarns and one for fine yarns. 3. The method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick/thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of yarns for thick yarns and yarns for fine yarns are two or more. 4. A method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, wherein the hook knitting rod for thick stitches and the hook knitting rod for fine stitches are integrated. . 5 Claim 1 characterized in that the hook knitting rod for thick stitches and the hook knitting rod for fine stitches are independent.
A method for knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod described in . 6. The method of knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, characterized in that the thin stitches are knitted so as to be entwined with all the thick stitches and tightened. 7. A method of knitting a hybrid knitted fabric using a thick and thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, wherein the thin stitches are knitted so as to be entwined with only a part of the thick stitches to tighten them. 8. A method for knitting a hybrid fabric using a thick/thin hybrid hook knitting rod according to claim 1, wherein the thick stitches are knitted with thick wool and the thin stitches are knitted with thin wool.